Commercial Accountant
Overview
The Commercial Accountant role will help you develop business, operational finance, and commercial acumen through practical experience in the organisation. This role will cultivate a long-term Commercial Leadership pipeline from within, ensuring the availability of diverse, competent, and skilled Talent. The role aims to develop an individual's commercial and leadership ability within 2-3 years through an aggressive fast track development programme aimed at enabling business decision making and technical skills.
Requirements
- Senior Associate (4th year)/Audit Manager at Audit Firm (1-2 years experience)
- Good academic results
- Interest in gaining an in-depth understanding of a manufacturing organization
- Keen eye for detail and enjoys problem solving
- Highly analytical and results-oriented
- Eager to learn and grow within a Food manufacturing organization
- Resilient, agile and able to adapt to change in a fast-paced complex environment
- Good interpersonal and intrapersonal skills
- Excellent written and verbal skills
Responsibilities
- Analysis of all levels of business performance including revenue, cost of sales, operational and overhead costs
- Short- and longer-term business planning and forecasting skills
- Management reporting and packaging of commercial insights for decision making purposes
- Cost and management accounting skills including complex costing models
- End-to-end supply chain and process exposure
- Ability to harness data from multiple systems to provide necessary reports and present commercial insights
- Influencing, collaborating and partnering in a matrix environment
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